Just started watching The Shield, really liked the pilot, got the rest of season 1 on the D/L.

Isn't it on Netflix?

Futurama got canceled again

boo

:'(

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck

And yet Big Bang Theory perseveres.

No justice in this world.

It had a great run and resurrection and four movie specials. I say it did all it can do.

Still 13 new episodes over the summer before cancellation, though.

Who knows, maybe Netflix will pick it up. :shifty:

It's a great, great show. I've attempted to get several people to watch it but no-one ever listens to me.

I watched season 1 in 2 days and I'm halfway into season 2, this ain't good, I have 4 essays to write for University, but damn it, The Shield is amazing!

Netflix is going to drop around 1800 videos from their streaming library during May. Several of their licenses with studios and companies expire next month and won't be renewed.

http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/30/42...rting-tomorrow

Damn.

Getting close to dropping my Netflix service if they can't keep hold of all these licences.

How's Hulu or any of those competitors?

Hulu is great for tv shows. Not much of a selection on movies

Netflix had the best of both worlds. TV and Movies all under 1 roof.

Hulu got TV but sparse on the movies.

Vudu got the Movies but no TV.

Aren't their any other services around?

Amazon is another although not sure how big or small their streaming service is compared to those. After that its mostly the studios or companies themselves providing their own stuff (ex. Warner Bros streaming service, South Park Studios, etc).

http://www.club-mst3k.com/

For Mystery Science Theater 3000 fans

Riddick's still the scariest good guy ever.

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14 years later, the sequel for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is in the works. Imagine that.

lol Wow.

Criterion Collection.

New Arrested Development says you're keeping netflix for a while.

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I got Netflix just for the convenience of browsing instant movies instead of choosing something and waiting for it to download, then copy over to my PS3 etc. Also they have a lot of older movies (especially on the US version) that are hard to find to download on the internet.

Anyways, as for Arrested Development, that'll be splashed over the torrent sites on day 1, so I wouldn't get Netflix for anything more than convenience.

I got the Netflix free month trial this week for Arrested Development. It might just be the UK version but there's not an awful lot of stuff in the movies section. Seems to be about 4 or 5 recent films for each genre and then the rest is just B movies, with the occasional cult classic in there. Looks alright for tv shows though.

It goes out of sync really quickly for me as we'll if I'm watching anything over 90 minutes or so. Probably just cause its on a netbook so it's not really powerful enough to stream anything longer. Won't be extending it after the trial period anyway.

A mate of mine was telling me how he'd managed to change his settings on his UK account so that he could access the US playlists. Should probably ask him how it did that.

Yeah a mate of mine mentioned the same to me but I can't be bothered getting it anyway really.

I had the US version running by paying a few quid a month to Unblock US, so it bumped my total Netflix cost from £5.99 to about £8-9, worth it though for all the extra TV series and crap 80s b-movies.

If it's that simple I might give it a crack.

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God, I love Mad Men

This is the End looks like it could be pretty funny.

And how would one go about this?